Ray Gwin

Dallas, TX (USA)
Role(s):
C-Level Executive (CEO, CFO, etc.)

Urban Renewable H2

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Location: Dallas
Industry: Energy
Year Founded: 2014
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Growth (not profitable)
Entity Type: Limited Liability Company
Description: • Urban Renewable Hydrogen, LLC (URH₂) is a system integrator of proprietary, patented new technology utilizing low-pressure hydride fuel cell propulsion systems for the materials handling equipment market. As well as “green” hydrogen from landfill gas. • Biogas-to-energy process: The “new” business case - Hydrogen generation market will grow to $118 billion by 2016. • Member of the DOE/BMW Landfill gas to H2 Pilot Program: BMW info and video (URL removed) URH2 offers Complete Turnkey Renewable Hydrogen Fueling Solution for • Fuel Cell Materials Handling Equipment • Ground Support Equipment • Hydrogen Vehicle Fueling Stations • Urban Renewable Hydrogen, LLC (URH₂) is a system integrator of the first canister hydride fuel cell propulsion systems for the materials handling equipment market. URH₂ has developed renewable sources of hydrogen fuel for these propulsion systems. • Manufacture and distribute fuel cell propulsion systems to retrofit electric drive Materials Handling Equipment with lowest cost of ownership Top 50 fuel-cell forklift users are asking for redundancy and contingencies when it comes to fuel cell & hydrogen supply. Coca-Cola, P&G, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Lowe’s, HEB, Wegmans and others. The annual battery market targeted by fuel cell companies is over $1B per year. Up to 25% market penetration possible with our hydride system. The North American fuel cell market is witnessing a very high growth based on the increased demand for clean energy and large investments for H2 infrastructure development under way. Lowering the cost of hydrogen infrastructure is crucial for industry wide expansion into new markets. For any fuel cell company to become a major player in the energy space, though, it will need to seriously address the lack of hydrogen and hydrogen infrastructure. URH₂ will address both. For more information email or call: Ray Gwin (Phone # removed)(URL removed)